Hello fellow students of dental profession.
Firstly, congrats if you are starting in 1st year! You made it. And welcome back to another hard year of gruelling work and study everyone else!
This thread is designed for you guys to tell us (MSO staff) what YOU want out of MSO during your years as a student.
Whether it be a guide to putting on rubber dam (only dental students get this) or the 10 best ways to help a patient reduce their caries risk, we want you guys to contribute to build MSO into a useful resource throughout your years as a student.
So don't be shy and suggest some things and we can get to it and give you the best possible article we can produce. Older students may lend out a hand for the younger ones by suggesting important topics that are covered in the pre-clinical years, so they can get ahead!
Finally, we ALWAYS welcome people who want to help out, and contribute their experiences and knowledge.
Thanks guys, and get posting!
muse.
As a side note: Any advice or help given within these articles are designed to give you a second opinion, and you should always consult your school or tutor first.
Firstly, congrats if you are starting in 1st year! You made it. And welcome back to another hard year of gruelling work and study everyone else!
This thread is designed for you guys to tell us (MSO staff) what YOU want out of MSO during your years as a student.
Whether it be a guide to putting on rubber dam (only dental students get this) or the 10 best ways to help a patient reduce their caries risk, we want you guys to contribute to build MSO into a useful resource throughout your years as a student.
So don't be shy and suggest some things and we can get to it and give you the best possible article we can produce. Older students may lend out a hand for the younger ones by suggesting important topics that are covered in the pre-clinical years, so they can get ahead!
Finally, we ALWAYS welcome people who want to help out, and contribute their experiences and knowledge.
Thanks guys, and get posting!
muse.
As a side note: Any advice or help given within these articles are designed to give you a second opinion, and you should always consult your school or tutor first.
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